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- 1Cigarette butts make up 12% of aquatic litter, review finds●"Cigarette butts make up 12% of aquatic litter, global review finds" # Cigarettes # Pollution # Oceans https:// news.mon
A global review has found that cigarette butts account for roughly 12% of all litter in aquatic environments, making them one of the largest single sources of pollution in oceans, rivers and lakes. The findings underscore the scale of plastic and chemical contamination from discarded cigarettes, and have prompted calls for stronger measures against tobacco product waste.
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The New York Yankees are trending as the MLB postseason heats up, with an ALDS matchup against the Tampa Bay Rays set for Saturday. Ace Gerrit Cole is eyeing redemption after Tommy John surgery, while Clarke Schmidt is out for the rest of the playoffs with a biceps injury. Aaron Judge is working out at the team's Double-A ballpark in New Jersey in hopes of returning later in the postseason, and fan attention is also on a bullpen catcher's viral head-butt celebration after Ben Rice's grand slam against the Red Sox.
- 3Zidane's France Hold Italy 1-1 in Nations League Clash▼france national football team vs italy national football team standings
France and Italy played out a 1-1 draw in their UEFA Nations League match, with Michael Olise opening the scoring from a superb free-kick before Italy levelled. Eduardo Camavinga featured for France, who were without Kylian Mbappé, with Ousmane Dembélé leading the attack. The match drew extra attention as Zinedine Zidane, now France coach, faced Italy again two decades after his infamous head-butt on Marco Materazzi in the 2006 World Cup final.
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Netflix and its slate of upcoming titles are drawing attention, with Percy Jackson set to arrive on the streaming platform and Beavis and Butt-Head returning, according to TVLine's roundup of save-the-date premiere announcements. Viewers in Italy and the Netherlands are searching for Netflix as new release dates for popular series are confirmed.
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Former Cincinnati Reds star Joey Votto is drawing attention after publicly backing the Boston Red Sox over the New York Yankees in their American League Wild Card Series, a playful jab at the Yankees that circulated widely on sports sites. Separately, the Dayton Daily News profiled a Reds fan whose long wait to meet Votto, his hero, finally ended. Yankees-Red Sox playoff coverage, including a bullpen catcher's amusing head-butt of Ben Rice's grand slam, is fueling the chatter.
- 6Step-by-Step Cute Butterfly Drawing Tutorial Draws Big Audience●🦋🎨 How to Draw a Cute Butterfly | Drawing and Coloring a Cute Butterfly | Easy Step by Step ✨🌈
An easy step-by-step tutorial showing how to draw and color a cute butterfly is attracting large audiences online, gathering over 300,000 engagements. The guide breaks the drawing into simple stages, making it accessible for children and beginners interested in art and coloring activities.
- 7Butterflies use optical illusions to evade predators●Butterflies use optical illusions to dodge predators
Researchers at the University of Essex report that butterflies rely on optical illusions to escape predators. The study suggests wing patterns create misleading visual effects that make it harder for predators to judge the insects' true position and movement, giving butterflies extra fractions of a second to get away. The findings offer new insight into how survival strategies can be shaped by perception rather than speed alone.
- 8Paper DIY Rumi makeover crafts draw big audiences●Paper DIY💖HUNTRIX Rumi Makeover + Nails Art Satisfying ASMR✨ Golden Dumpling + Butter Squishy Makeup
A paper craft video showing a handmade makeover of Rumi, the leader of the fictional K-pop group Huntrix from the animated film KPop Demon Hunters, alongside nail art and squishy food-themed creations like a golden dumpling, has drawn more than 310,000 likes. Viewers are responding to the satisfying, ASMR-style craft content tied to the film's ongoing popularity.
- 9Home Cook Tackles Homemade Pear Butter From Garden Fruit●I have the day off, so I finally decided to tackle making pear butter to preserve some of the fruit from our tree. This
A home cook used a day off to make pear butter from the fruit of their own tree, seasoning it with lemon, ginger, star anise, cardamom, nutmeg and black pepper. They described the process of making it by hand as a real workout, sharing the results with fellow food and gardening enthusiasts.
- 10Hot, dry weather may trigger butterfly population crash●Hot and dry weather could lead to butterfly 'population crash' https:// feddit.uk/post/56036408
Conservationists are warning that this year's hot and dry weather could cause a butterfly 'population crash'. Prolonged drought and heat can kill caterpillars, dry out food plants and reduce breeding success, hitting populations hard. Wildlife watchers are being encouraged to record butterfly numbers to help assess the scale of the damage.
- 11Gardener chops self-seeded butterfly pea biomass to feed fall crops●Beautiful # biomass . This jumble of butterfly pea and Jewels of Opar that propagated itself over the summer is going to
A gardener is preparing to cut down a self-seeded patch of butterfly pea and Jewels of Opar that spread over the summer, chopping and dropping the material to feed fall plantings of greens, peas, pumpkins and tomatoes. Butterfly pea is noted as a heavy nitrogen fixer, making the volunteer growth valuable free fertiliser for the autumn vegetable bed.
- 12Home gardener harvests butternut squash grown from supermarket seeds●These are starting to look ready. In fact we already ate one that had a little pruning accident and it was nice. Buttern
A gardener reports that butternut squash plants grown from seeds saved out of a store-bought squash are ripening, with one already harvested after an accidental pruning mishap and eaten to good reviews. The post notes the squash are starting to look ready, drawing friendly attention from fellow gardening enthusiasts interested in growing vegetables from supermarket produce.
- 13Bees and a butterfly photographed at Jara Island●Bees and a butterfly at Jara Island. # nature # naturephotography # bee # bees # butterfly # butterflies # travel
Nature photographs showing bees and a butterfly at Jara Island, South Korea, are being shared under nature and travel tags. The images capture pollinators feeding on flowers, and viewers are responding to the close-up wildlife photography. Jara Island, on the Han River near Gapyeong, is a popular destination for such scenery.
- 14Autumn arrives with homemade roasted butternut squash soup▼It’s that time of year, so I made some roasted butternut squash # soup this morning… # food # cooking # autumn (butternu
Home cooks are sharing seasonal recipes as autumn sets in, with roasted butternut squash soup a popular choice. One version combines roasted squash with carrots, celery, leeks, parsley, nutmeg, butter, cream and vegetable stock. The dish marks the annual shift toward warm, comforting autumn cooking.
- 15Butters Tackles AI and Data Centers in New South Park Episode●Butters takes on AI and Data Centers in the latest episode of South America. Bring on the Chaos https://www. hollywoodre
A new South Park episode puts Butters at the center of a storyline about artificial intelligence and data centers, with early loglines promising chaos. It is the latest example of the show's rapid-response satire, and viewers are sharing the news and reacting to the series once again taking on current tech industry debates.
- 16A daily gym routine built around back squats●Today's # Workout Warm up: - 2 mins ski erg - 2 rounds: 10 banded good mornings, 10 butterfly glute bridges, 10 alt dead
A fitness enthusiast has shared their workout of the day, starting with a warm-up on the ski erg followed by banded good mornings, butterfly glute bridges, deadbugs, Cossack squats and bootstrap squats, before moving into strength work centred on heavy back squats. The routine shows the kind of detailed training logs lifters post to swap ideas and hold themselves accountable.
- 17Is Butter Bad for You? The Nutrition Debate▼Is Butter Bad for You? Nutrition, Health Impact, and More
GoodRx has published an overview asking whether butter is bad for you, covering its nutritional profile and potential health impacts. The piece examines butter's saturated fat content and how it fits into current dietary guidance. Nutrition topics like this regularly resurface as health advice shifts between concerns about saturated fats and debates over whole foods versus processed alternatives.
- 18Stickers mocking Indiana's governor as Beavis and Butt-Head circulate▼Someone is making stickers in Indianapolis featuring the governor and lieutenant governor as Bevis and Butthead. # India
Stickers are appearing in Indianapolis that depict Indiana's governor and lieutenant governor as the cartoon characters Beavis and Butt-Head. The stickers are being shared as a form of political satire aimed at the state's top two officials. Details about who is producing them and how widely they have spread are not known.
- 19Colourful Butterfly Wall Painting Shared Online●• Varietà colorata di farfalle • Schmetterlinge I / butterfly I / 蝶一 #wallpaintings #OilPaints #kunst #DIY #WallArt #pai
A colourful butterfly painting, labelled in Italian, German, English and Japanese as 'Schmetterlinge I / butterfly I / 蝶一', has been shared as wall art made with oil paints. The work is presented under DIY and home decoration tags, alongside insect-themed photography and painting communities, and is drawing small but positive engagement from art and home-and-garden audiences.
- 2016 Butternut Squash Dinners on Repeat This Fall●16 Butternut Squash Dinners You Should Put on Repeat This Fall
A collection of 16 butternut squash dinner recipes is being promoted as go-to meals for the fall season. The roundup highlights the seasonal popularity of butternut squash in comfort cooking, offering readers a range of dinner ideas to cycle through as autumn sets in.
- 21Butterfly wings create barber-pole illusions that confuse predators●🦋 NEW: # Butterfly wings create barbershop-pole style motion # illusions as they deform during flapping, shifting stripe
Researchers studying nearly 400 European butterfly species found that wings deform during flapping, causing stripe patterns to shift in barber-pole-style motion illusions. Simulations showed the effect is widespread across species, likely helping butterflies mislead predators about their true speed and direction of travel mid-flight.
- 22Birds are building nests from human rubbish●Birds are building nests with our rubbish. Can we offer them something better? https:// aussie.zone/post/37157865
Birds are increasingly incorporating human litter — plastic, cigarette butts, wire and other discarded materials — into their nests. Discussion focuses on whether people can help by offering safer alternatives, such as leaving out natural nesting materials, and on the risks rubbish poses to chicks through entanglement and poisoning.
- 23Mendaera launches handheld needle robot with Butterfly ultrasound probe▼Mendaera rolls out handheld needle robot paired with Butterfly ultrasound probe
Medical robotics company Mendaera has rolled out a handheld needle robot designed to work in tandem with Butterfly's ultrasound probe. The pairing aims to let clinicians perform needle-based procedures with real-time imaging guidance at the point of care. The device combines robotic precision with portable ultrasound, positioning it for use in settings where access to imaging-equipped suites is limited.
- 24Sany Nutrition Group opens former Butterball plant in Jonesboro▼Sany Nutrition Group holds grand opening at former Butterball plant in Jonesboro
Sany Nutrition Group has held a grand opening at the former Butterball plant in Jonesboro, Arkansas, bringing the long-shuttered facility back into use. The reopening is being covered by local news in the region, drawing attention as a sign of new economic activity and jobs for the community.
- 25Sacramento's mural boom brings art and controversy●Murals coat Sacramento with art and controversy. ‘Not just rainbows and butterflies’
Sacramento's growing collection of murals is drawing both praise and criticism. A Sacramento Bee feature describes the city's walls as increasingly covered in large-scale public art, but notes the scene is 'not just rainbows and butterflies' — some works have stirred debate over subjects, placement, and who gets to decide what goes up in public space.
- 26Mass Appeal Shares Roasted Butternut Squash Soup Recipe▼Mass Appeal Roasted Butternut Squash Soup Recipe
WWLP's Mass Appeal segment featured a roasted butternut squash soup recipe, walking viewers through roasting the squash and blending it into a seasonal soup. The recipe taps into fall cooking interests, with butternut squash soup a staple of autumn menus as cooler weather sets in.
- 27Monarch butterflies tracked from Canada to Tennessee refuge▼Here’s how 2 monarch butterflies were tracked from Canada to Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge
Two monarch butterflies have been tracked migrating from Canada all the way to the Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge, a journey of thousands of kilometres along the species' annual migration route. The tracking offers a rare detailed look at the butterflies' flight paths, highlighting the refuge's role as a stopover habitat and drawing attention to ongoing monarch conservation efforts across North America.
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Food & Wine has published a roundup of 26 recipes and ideas for cooking with butternut squash during the fall season. The collection arrives as autumn produce hits peak availability, with the gourd a staple of seasonal soups, roasts, and baked dishes. Home cooks looking for inspiration as the weather cools are sharing the ideas widely.
- 29Butterfly wings create dazzling optical illusions●Butterfly wings create dazzling optical illusions https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.pops ci.com/environment/butterfly-w
Popular Science reports that butterfly wings produce dazzling optical illusions, with their microscopic structures manipulating light to create shifting colors and patterns. The piece explains the physics behind how these natural nanostructures bend and scatter light, producing effects that have long fascinated scientists studying optics and biomimicry.
- 30Arizona garden offers free bouquets and community space▼In Arizona, pick a free bouquet, stay for community at the Garden House on Butterfly Lane
The Garden House on Butterfly Lane in Arizona is inviting visitors to pick a free bouquet and stay for the sense of community it fosters. The story highlights a small neighborhood space where flowers are shared at no cost, with the emphasis on bringing people together rather than selling anything. It has drawn attention as a feel-good example of community spirit.
- 31New Beaumont garden created to support butterflies and bees▼New garden in Beaumont aims to support butterflies, bees and local wildlife
A new garden has been established in Beaumont, Texas, designed to support butterflies, bees and other local wildlife. The project highlights growing community interest in pollinator-friendly green spaces and urban habitats, adding to efforts in the region to protect insect populations and provide food and shelter for native species.
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A method for making butter chips is drawing attention among home cooks and food enthusiasts. The preparation involves crisping small pieces of butter, turning a simple dairy staple into a snack or garnish. Food sites are sharing instructions, and the trend fits a wider wave of butter-based recipes gaining popularity online.
- 33Noah Cyrus draws attention online●Noah Cyrus # celeb # celebrity # famosa # legs # piernas # ass # butt
Posts tagged with Noah Cyrus and terms referencing legs and appearance are circulating, placing the singer and actress, daughter of Billy Ray Cyrus and sister of Miley Cyrus, in celebrity discussion circles. The content focuses on her looks rather than any professional announcement, with no confirmed news event attached.
- 34Comma butterfly spotted on Ginučiai hike in Lithuania●[3/3] Ginučiai hike cont. Always a pleasure to spot a new-to-us 🦋 butterfly; Polygonia c-album | the comma has character
A hiker walking near Ginučiai in Lithuania reported seeing a Polygonia c-album, the comma butterfly, for the first time. The insect is known for the notched edges of its forewings and its orange, brown and black colouring, which mimics fallen leaves. Grass snakes were also spotted along the same trail.
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The Montana Supreme Court has changed its position on a ballot initiative in Butte concerning a proposed data center, reversing an earlier stance on whether the measure can move forward. The ruling affects local efforts to put the data center question before voters, and the turnaround has drawn attention in the region as residents and officials assess what the decision means for the project and the community.
- 36Grey hairstreak butterfly photos charm nature lovers●Grey hairstreak butterfly (Strymon melinus) Butterfly 2016-83 Lost faith... Can be incredibly hard to find again # butte
Wildlife photographer mramsdellpics shared a macro photograph of a grey hairstreak butterfly (Strymon melinus) perched on a flower, captioned 'Lost faith... Can be incredibly hard to find again'. The image highlights the small butterfly's delicate grey markings and is drawing appreciation from butterfly and macro photography enthusiasts.
- 37French Quatre Quarts Pound Cake Draws Attention▼Classic French Quatre Quarts is a buttery, tender pound cake made with equal parts eggs, sugar, flour, and butter. Simpl
A classic French recipe is making the rounds: quatre quarts, a buttery pound cake built on equal weights of eggs, sugar, flour and butter. Home bakers praise it as simple, elegant and ideal for autumn dessert tables, with the equal-parts formula making it easy to remember and adapt to any size of bake.
- 38Butterfly Network Stock Draws Investor Attention▼Butterfly Network, Inc. (BFLY) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
Butterfly Network, Inc., the medical imaging company behind handheld ultrasound devices, is seeing its stock (ticker BFLY) tracked closely by investors on finance platforms. Its share price, quotes and recent news are being monitored as traders watch for developments affecting the company's valuation.
- 39Monarch butterfly visits displaced family's tent in Gaza●# photooftheday 📷 by Naeema "This butterfly came to the tent today" It's a monarch butterfly (called "papillon monarque"
A woman named Naeema, sheltering in a tent in Gaza, shared a photo of a monarch butterfly that landed in her tent, calling it her photo of the day. The image, circulated alongside a fundraising appeal to help her family, is being shared warmly as a small moment of beauty amid the hardship of displacement.
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A recipe for upside-down brown butter apple cake is circulating among food enthusiasts. The dessert flips the classic format, baking apples in browned butter beneath a tender cake that is inverted after baking. Home bakers are sharing the method as a seasonal twist on traditional apple cake, with brown butter adding a nutty depth to the familiar autumn favorite.